Automation in testing has many benefits many of us have experienced and learned in the last decade at various degrees. As a tester, I started my testing interests as a guy maintaining the automated tests suite as part of a project deliverable and handover. Since then, I found myself always managed to keep a hand on the maintenance part of the automation which enables me to experience some of the unspoken automation facts.

The maintenance of automation is often overlooked by some organizations.

Is there an unspoken automation gap?